Metal Mutton 🤖🐏 @SteelWool@computerfairi.es

I still don't quite get the point of having convoluted inventory management in classic roguelikes. Can't you have a single Inventory button and have the action to perform depend on the selected item?

There's something very unnerving about reading "It touches you."

I'm having a much better experience with Moira (https://umoria.org/play/)
I picked a half-troll warrior to begin with and I'm already tempted by treasure found behind walls due to a scroll.

Played Rogue, fought a suspicious amount of Emus, got to a floor where I couldn't find the stairs to continue and searching didn't bring anything up. Not a fan.

I wish to play the major classic roguelikes. Stuff like Moira, Hack, Larn, Omega and Rogue itself.

if you live somewhere hot and your seats or clothes have leather: why

I tried the demo for the roguelike Emerald Woods and it's an interesting concept but the interface made the experience not very enjoyable. All that tabbing...

Roguelike farming sim ideas:
-Hauling water for your farm from the nearest lake/river.
-Protecting your farm and yourself from wildlife and bandits.
-Keeping yourself fed and healthy.

Playing #Staxel makes me wanna fix the UX issues it has. Buying items one at a time, manually restarting cooking stations for each product, placing blocks one at a time, not being able to look up recipes by material/ingredient.. But I'm playing Staxel CE so I'm not sure how feasible that is.